Good Shepherd Convent

Good Shepherd Convent is located at 15 Gibraltar Road, Baguio City. It's a short walk (400-500 meters) from Mines View Park. You can take a taxi or a jeepney heading towards Mines View Park and then walk the rest of the way.

Yes, there are a few parking slots available inside the convent premises, but they are limited and actively monitored. Arriving early can increase your chances of finding a spot.

Absolutely! Taxis are a convenient way to reach Good Shepherd Convent. Just tell the driver the address or mention it's near Mines View Park.

Jeepneys are a budget-friendly option. Look for routes that pass by Mines View Park. Taxis offer more direct and comfortable travel.

Yes, jeepneys going to Mines View Park will get you close. From there, it's a short walk.

No, there are no admission tickets required to enter the Good Shepherd Convent premises. You can freely walk around the gardens and visit the shop.

The convent typically operates from 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM. However, it's always a good idea to check for any seasonal changes or holiday hours.

There is no entrance fee for the Good Shepherd Cafe. You only pay for the food and drinks you order. +1

Yes, there's often a purchase limit per person for popular items like ube jam, typically 2 bottles, to ensure fair distribution.

Reservations are generally not required for the cafe, but it can get busy. Visiting during off-peak hours is recommended.

The absolute must-buys are the Ube Jam and Snowballs. Peanut brittle and ube crinkles are also highly recommended.

The price of ube jam can vary. As of recent information, it was around PHP 350, but it's best to confirm the current price upon arrival.

The strawberry jam is significantly more expensive than ube jam, sometimes costing upwards of PHP 780. While delicious, consider your budget.

While the official outlet is in Baguio, some resellers might carry their products, but prices can be higher and freshness might be a concern. Buying directly is recommended.

They offer a variety of baked goods including Snowballs, peanut brittle, ube crinkles, ube flakes, and other pastries.

Yes, the convent has beautiful, well-maintained gardens and religious statues, offering a serene backdrop for photos.

It's a peaceful and serene environment, perfect for a quiet visit. The gardens are lovely, and the act of purchasing treats supports a good cause.

Generally, yes, you can take photos of the products and the shop area, but always be respectful of the religious nature of the place. +1

It's famous for its delicious homemade treats, especially ube jam, and the fact that proceeds support underprivileged children's education.

The gardens and the exterior of the convent buildings are picturesque. The area around the religious statues can also be quite scenic.

The cafe serves coffee, pastries, and of course, their famous Good Shepherd treats like ube jam and snowballs. +2

While you can enjoy your purchases, the Good Shepherd Cafe offers a dedicated space to sit and savor your treats with coffee or other beverages.

Yes, the area around Mines View Park and the city center offers various dining options, including local eateries and restaurants. RJ Resto, known for Batil Patong, is located below Good Shepherd in Mines View.

The 'hack' likely refers to tips on how to get the jam, such as buying early or knowing purchase limits, rather than a recipe modification.

It's highly likely the same delicious ube jam is used in the cafe's offerings, ensuring consistent quality and flavor. +1